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| A '''Wonder Card''' is sent together with a [[Mystery Gift]], and usually provides detail for the gift the player has received. Players who have three Wonder Cards already stored in their copy of Diamond or Pearl cannot receive a new one, and should choose to trash used Wonder Cards before receiving another Mystery Gift from Battle Revolution. Also, discarded cards cannot be retrieved. | | {{incomplete|article|Screenshots of generic Wonder Cards from each generation}} |
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| | A '''Wonder Card''' (Japanese: '''ふしぎなカード''' ''Wonder Card'') is a digital card used by the [[Mystery Gift]] system to track events that the player has received. They were introduced in {{game|FireRed and LeafGreen|s}} and were used in every [[core series]] game. Beginning in [[Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee!]], Wonder Cards are no longer stored on the player's save file, as the player now receives the gift instantly. Instead, they serve as a timestamped receipt to show when a player has received a certain gift. |
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| Gifts in which Wonder Cards are bundled with can be received from a deliveryman who waits in any [[Poké Mart]].
| | ==Usage== |
| | Wonder Cards in the {{player}}'s possession can be viewed through the card album feature of the [[Mystery Gift]] system. Wonder Cards mention the name of the gift, whether the player has already received the gift, a brief description of the gift, and, starting in [[Generation IV]], the date the Wonder Card was received in the game. An image of the {{OBP|Pokémon|species}}, [[item]], or other contents of the gift is also included. |
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| Obtained Wonder Cards can be viewed by accessing Mystery Gift from Diamond or Pearl's main menu (if they have yet enabled Mystery Gift), and selecting the "Check Card" option. Wonder Cards contain such information as the name of the bundled gift, whether or not the player has already received the gift before, the date the gift was received in the game, and a brief description of the gift; an icon of the gift is also displayed for further identification (with the exception of TM gifts, which sport an empty icon placeholder).
| | In [[Generation]]s {{gen|III}} and {{gen|IV}}, each event distribution has unique Wonder Card text, which is stored in the card itself. From [[Generation V]] onwards, the distribution text serves this role, so the Wonder Card text is instead pulled from a fixed pool that describes where it was obtained; once the event has been collected, the Wonder Card text changes to indicate this. |
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| ==List of Wonder Card descriptions==
| | Some Wonder Cards may also be sent to other players, enabling a player with a Wonder Card to gift a copy of it to other players that do not have it. |
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| ===[[Image:Apicot.png]] Apicot Berry===
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| * '''Description:''' This is a very, very mystifying [[Berry]]. There is no telling how it can be used, or what may happen if it is used.
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| * '''Location:''' This gift is unlocked after the player defeats the Pokétopia Master, [[Mysterial]], at the [[Stargazer Colosseum]]. After this, it can be purchased for 19200 [[Poké Coupon]]s and transferred to any [[Generation IV]] Pokémon game that has unlocked Mystery Gift.
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| ===[[Image:ChoiceSpecsSprite.png]] Choice Specs=== | | ==Collection== |
| * '''Description:'''
| | The gifts provided by the Wonder Cards can be received from specific [[non-player characters]]. |
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| ===[[Image:DawnStoneSprite.png]] Dawn Stone===
| | * From the delivery man on the second floor of [[Pokémon Center]]s in [[Generation III]] |
| * '''Description:''' A peculiar stone that makes certain species of Pokémon evolve. It sparkles like eyes. | | * From the delivery man in [[Poké Mart]]s in [[Generation IV]] |
| * '''Location:''' This gift can be purchased for 7200 Poké Coupons and transferred to any Generation IV Pokémon game that has unlocked Mystery Gift. | | * From the delivery man in Pokémon Centers in [[Generation V]] |
| | * From the delivery girl in Pokémon Centers in [[Generation VI]] |
| | * From the delivery man in Pokémon Centers in [[Generation VII]] |
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| ===[[Image:Deepseascale.png]] Deepseascale===
| | Starting in Pokémon:[[Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee!]], gift Pokémon are automatically placed in the player's party, and gift items are automatically placed in the player's bag when the Wonder Card is downloaded. If the player's party is full, the gift Pokémon will instead be placed in the first available spot in the Player's [[Pokémon Storage System|PC Box]]. |
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| * '''Location:''' This gift is unlocked after the player finishes the Masters Cup at Stargazer Colosseum for the first time. After this, it can be purchased for 14000 Poké Coupons and transferred to any Generation IV Pokémon game that has unlocked Mystery Gift.
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| ===[[Image:Deepseatooth.png]] Deepseatooth=== | | ==Maximum amount per game== |
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| | Prior to [[Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee!]], Pokémon games can only store a limited number of Wonder Cards. If a player has too many Wonder Cards, they are unable to receive any new ones until they discard old ones. Discarded cards can never be retrieved and if a Wonder Card is deleted before the gift is received, the gift will be deleted as well. Collecting a gift does not cause a Wonder Card to be discarded, although it will be marked as used. |
| * '''Location:''' This gift is unlocked after the player finishes the Masters Cup at Stargazer Colosseum for the first time. After this, it can be purchased for 14000 Poké Coupons and transferred to any Generation IV Pokémon game that has unlocked Mystery Gift.
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| ===[[Image:EeriePatch.png]] Dubious Disc=== | | {| style="background: #285078; {{roundy|0.5em}}; border: 3.5px solid #901820" |
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| * '''Location:''' This gift is unlocked after the player finishes the [[Little Battle]] at [[Sunny Park Colosseum]]. After this, it can be purchased for 12000 Poké Coupons and transferred to any Generation IV Pokémon game that has unlocked Mystery Gift.
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| | | {{gen|III}} |
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| | | {{gen|IV}} |
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| | | {{gen|V}} |
| | | {{tt|12|Allows for 3 only if no save file is present.}} |
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| | | {{gen|VI}} |
| | | 24 |
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| | | {{gen|VII}} |
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| ===[[Image:DuskStoneSprite.png]] Dusk Stone=== | | ==See also== |
| * '''Description:''' A peculiar stone that makes certain species of Pokémon evolve. It is as dark as dark can be. | | * [[List of Wonder Cards (Generation V)]] |
| * '''Location:''' This gift can be purchased for 7200 Poké Coupons and transferred to any Generation IV Pokémon game that has unlocked Mystery Gift. | | * [[List of Wonder Cards (Generation VI)]] |
| | * [[List of Wonder Cards (Generation VII)]] |
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| ===[[Image:Enigma.png]] Enigma Berry===
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| * '''Description:''' A completely enigmatic Berry. It apparently has the power of the stars that fill the night sky.
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| * '''Location:''' This gift is unlocked after the player finishes the Masters Cup at Stargazer Colosseum for the eighth time. After this, it can be purchased for 38400 Poké Coupons and transferred to any Generation IV Pokémon game that has unlocked Mystery Gift.
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| ===[[Image:ExpertBeltSprite.png]] Expert Belt===
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| | [[fr:Carte Miracle]] |
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| ===[[Image:Ganlon.png]] Ganlon Berry===
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| * '''Description:''' This Berry is surrounded by mystery. It is rumored to be imbued with the power of the land.
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| * '''Location:''' This gift can be purchased for 19200 Poké Coupons and transferred to any Generation IV Pokémon game that has unlocked Mystery Gift.
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| ==={{MS|467|png}} Heated Secret Gift===
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| * '''Description:''' This is a special Secret Gift. You can receive a powerful, {{type2|Fire}} Pokémon! Try out this Pokémon in battle!
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| * '''Location:''' Heated Secret Gift contains {{p|Magmortar}}. This gift is unlocked after the player enters a region-specific code into their self-description. After this, it can be purchased for 0 Poké Coupons and transferred to any Generation IV Pokémon game that has unlocked Mystery Gift.
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| ===[[Image:IronBall.png]] Iron Ball===
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| * '''Description:''' A Pokémon hold item that cuts speed. It makes {{type2|Flying}} and levitating holders susceptible to {{t|Ground}} moves.
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| * '''Location:''' This gift can be purchased for 9600 Poké Coupons and transferred to any Generation IV Pokémon game that has unlocked Mystery Gift.
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| ===[[Image:KingsRock.png]] King's Rock===
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| * '''Description:'''
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| * '''Location:''' This gift can be purchased for 7200 Poké Coupons and transferred to any Generation IV Pokémon game that has unlocked Mystery Gift.
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| ===[[Image:Lansat.png]] Lansat Berry===
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| * '''Description:'''
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| * '''Location:''' This gift can be purchased for 38400 Poké Coupons and transferred to any Generation IV Pokémon game that has unlocked Mystery Gift.
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| ===[[Image:Leftovers.png]] Leftovers===
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| * '''Description:'''
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| * '''Location:''' This gift can be purchased for 7200 Poké Coupons and transferred to any Generation IV Pokémon game that has unlocked Mystery Gift.
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| ===[[Image:Liechi.png]] Liechi Berry===
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| * '''Description:'''
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| * '''Location:''' This gift can be purchased for 38400 Poké Coupons and transferred to any Generation IV Pokémon game that has unlocked Mystery Gift.
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| ===[[Image:Light_Clay.png]] Light Clay===
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| * '''Description:''' A Pokémon hold item that extends the duration of barrier moves like {{m|Light Screen}} and {{m|Reflect}} used by the holder.
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| * '''Location:''' This gift can be purchased for 7200 Poké Coupons and transferred to any Generation IV Pokémon game that has unlocked Mystery Gift.
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| ===[[Image:Petaya.png]] Peteya Berry===
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| * '''Description:'''
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| * '''Location:''' This gift can be purchased for 19200 Poké Coupons and transferred to any Generation IV Pokémon game that has unlocked Mystery Gift.
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| ===[[Image:Protector.png]] Protector===
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| * '''Description:'''
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| * '''Location:''' This gift is unlocked after the player finishes the Little Battle at Sunny Park Colosseum. After this, it can be purchased for 12000 Poké Coupons and transferred to any Generation IV Pokémon game that has unlocked Mystery Gift.
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| ===[[Image:QuickClaw.png]] Quick Claw===
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| * '''Description:'''
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| * '''Location:''' This gift can be purchased for 7200 Poké Coupons and transferred to any Generation IV Pokémon game that has unlocked Mystery Gift.
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| ===[[Image:SpiritWorldCloth.png]] Reaper Cloth===
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| * '''Description:'''
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| * '''Location:''' This gift is unlocked after the player finishes the Little Battle at Sunny Park Colosseum. After this, it can be purchased for 12000 Poké Coupons and transferred to any Generation IV Pokémon game that has unlocked Mystery Gift.
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| ==={{MS|025|gif}} Secret Gift===
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| * '''Description:''' Use PIKACHU's {{m|Surf}} in Pokémon Battle Revolution and see PIKACHU ride on a surfboard.
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| * '''Location:''' Secret Gift contains a "surfing" {{p|Pikachu}}. This gift is unlocked after the player defeats the Pokétopia Master, Mysterial, at the Stargazer Colosseum. After this, it can be purchased for 0 Poké Coupons and transferred to any Generation IV Pokémon game that has unlocked Mystery Gift.
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| ===[[Image:ShinyStoneSprite.png]] Shiny Stone===
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| * '''Description:''' A peculiar stone that makes certain species of Pokémon evolve. It shines with dazzling light.
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| * '''Location:''' This gift can be purchased for 7200 Poké Coupons and transferred to any Generation IV Pokémon game that has unlocked Mystery Gift.
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| ==={{MS|466|png}} Shocking Secret Gift===
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| * '''Description:''' This is a special Secret Gift. You can receive a powerful, {{type2|Electric}} Pokémon! Try out this Pokémon in battle!
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| * '''Location:''' Shocking Secret Gift contains {{p|Electivire}}. This gift is unlocked after the player enters a region-specific code into their self-description. After this, it can be purchased for 0 [[Poké Coupons]] and transferred to any [[Generation IV]] Pokémon game that has unlocked Mystery Gift.
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| ===[[Image:SoulDewSprite.png]] Soul Dew===
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| * '''Description:'''
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| * '''Location:''' This gift is unlocked after the player finishes the Masters Cup at Stargazer Colosseum for the first time. After this, it can be purchased for 14000 Poké Coupons and transferred to any Generation IV Pokémon game that has unlocked Mystery Gift.
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| ===[[Image:Starf.png]] Starf Berry===
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| * '''Description:'''
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| * '''Location:''' This gift can be purchased for 38400 Poké Coupons and transferred to any Generation IV Pokémon game that has unlocked Mystery Gift.
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| ===TM 02===
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| * '''Location:''' TM 02 contains {{m|Dragon Claw}}. This gift is unlocked after the player finishes the Masters Cup at Stargazer Colosseum for the first time. After this, it can be purchased for 12000 Poké Coupons and transferred to any Generation IV Pokémon game that has unlocked Mystery Gift.
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| ===TM 05===
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| * '''Location:''' TM 05 contains {{m|Roar}}. This gift can be purchased for 9600 Poké Coupons and transferred to any Generation IV Pokémon game that has unlocked Mystery Gift.
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| ===TM 12===
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| * '''Location:''' TM 12 contains {{m|Taunt}}. This gift can be purchased for 9600 Poké Coupons and transferred to any Generation IV Pokémon game that has unlocked Mystery Gift.
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| ===TM 13===
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| * '''Location:''' TM 13 contains {{m|Ice Beam}}. This gift can be purchased for 12000 Poké Coupons and transferred to any Generation IV Pokémon game that has unlocked Mystery Gift.
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| ===TM 24===
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| * '''Location:''' TM 12 contains {{m|Thunderbolt}}. This gift can be purchased for 12000 Poké Coupons and transferred to any Generation IV Pokémon game that has unlocked Mystery Gift.
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| ===TM 26===
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| * '''Location:''' TM 26 contains {{m|Earthquake}}. This gift is unlocked after the player finishes the Masters Cup at Stargazer Colosseum for the first time. After this, it can be purchased for 12000 Poké Coupons and transferred to any Generation IV Pokémon game that has unlocked Mystery Gift.
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| ===TM 29===
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| * '''Location:''' TM 29 contains {{m|Psychic}}. This gift can be purchased for 12000 Poké Coupons and transferred to any Generation IV Pokémon game that has unlocked Mystery Gift.
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| ===TM 30===
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| * '''Location:''' TM 30 contains {{m|Shadow Ball}}. This gift can be purchased for 12000 Poké Coupons and transferred to any Generation IV Pokémon game that has unlocked Mystery Gift.
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| ===TM 31===
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| * '''Location:''' TM 31 contains {{m|Brick Break}}. This gift can be purchased for 9600 Poké Coupons and transferred to any Generation IV Pokémon game that has unlocked Mystery Gift.
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| ===TM 35===
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| * '''Location:''' TM 35 contains {{m|Flamethrower}}. This gift can be purchased for 12000 Poké Coupons and transferred to any Generation IV Pokémon game that has unlocked Mystery Gift.
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| ===TM 42===
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| * '''Location:''' TM 42 contains {{m|Facade}}. This gift can be purchased for 9600 Poké Coupons and transferred to any Generation IV Pokémon game that has unlocked Mystery Gift.
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| ===TM 48===
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| * '''Location:''' TM 48 contains {{m|Skill Swap}}. This gift can be purchased for 9600 Poké Coupons and transferred to any Generation IV Pokémon game that has unlocked Mystery Gift.
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| ===TM 50===
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| * '''Location:''' TM 50 contains {{m|Overheat}}. This gift can be purchased for 12000 Poké Coupons and transferred to any Generation IV Pokémon game that has unlocked Mystery Gift.
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| ===TM 56===
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| * '''Location:''' TM 56 contains {{m|Fling}}. This gift can be purchased for 9600 Poké Coupons and transferred to any Generation IV Pokémon game that has unlocked Mystery Gift.
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| ===TM 59===
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| * '''Location:''' TM 59 contains {{m|Dragon Pulse}}. This gift is unlocked after the player finishes the Little Battle at Sunny Park Colosseum. After this, it can be purchased for 9600 Poké Coupons and transferred to any Generation IV Pokémon game that has unlocked Mystery Gift.
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| ===TM 71===
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| * '''Location:''' TM 71 contains {{m|Stone Edge}}. This gift is unlocked after the player finishes the Little Battle at Sunny Park Colosseum. After this, it can be purchased for 9600 Poké Coupons and transferred to any Generation IV Pokémon game that has unlocked Mystery Gift.
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| ===TM 78===
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| * '''Location:''' TM 78 contains {{m|Captivate}}. This gift can be purchased for 9600 Poké Coupons and transferred to any Generation IV Pokémon game that has unlocked Mystery Gift.
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| ===TM 79===
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| * '''Location:''' TM 79 contains {{m|Dark Pulse}}. This gift is unlocked after the player finishes the Little Battle at Sunny Park Colosseum. After this, it can be purchased for 9600 Poké Coupons and transferred to any Generation IV Pokémon game that has unlocked Mystery Gift.
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| ===TM 81===
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| * '''Location:''' TM 81 contains {{m|X-Scissor}}. This gift is unlocked after the player finishes the Little Battle at Sunny Park Colosseum. After this, it can be purchased for 9600 Poké Coupons and transferred to any Generation IV Pokémon game that has unlocked Mystery Gift.
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| ===TM 84===
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| * '''Location:''' TM 84 contains {{m|Poison Jab}}. This gift can be purchased for 9600 Poké Coupons and transferred to any Generation IV Pokémon game that has unlocked Mystery Gift.
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| ===TM 87===
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| * '''Location:''' TM 87 contains {{m|Swagger}}. This gift can be purchased for 9600 Poké Coupons and transferred to any Generation IV Pokémon game that has unlocked Mystery Gift.
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| ===TM 88===
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| * '''Location:''' TM 88 contains {{m|Pluck}}. This gift can be purchased for 9600 Poké Coupons and transferred to any Generation IV Pokémon game that has unlocked Mystery Gift.
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| ===[[Image:Up-Grade.png]] Up-Grade===
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| * '''Description:''' A transparent device filled with all sorts of data. It was produced by Silph Co.
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| * '''Location:''' This gift can be purchased for 12000 Poké Coupons and transferred to any Generation IV Pokémon game that has unlocked Mystery Gift.
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| ===[[Image:WiseGlasses.png]] Wise Glasses===
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- WC redirects here. For the real-life competition, see World Championships.
A Wonder Card (Japanese: ふしぎなカード Wonder Card) is a digital card used by the Mystery Gift system to track events that the player has received. They were introduced in Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen and were used in every core series game. Beginning in Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee!, Wonder Cards are no longer stored on the player's save file, as the player now receives the gift instantly. Instead, they serve as a timestamped receipt to show when a player has received a certain gift.
Usage
Wonder Cards in the player's possession can be viewed through the card album feature of the Mystery Gift system. Wonder Cards mention the name of the gift, whether the player has already received the gift, a brief description of the gift, and, starting in Generation IV, the date the Wonder Card was received in the game. An image of the Pokémon, item, or other contents of the gift is also included.
In Generations III and IV, each event distribution has unique Wonder Card text, which is stored in the card itself. From Generation V onwards, the distribution text serves this role, so the Wonder Card text is instead pulled from a fixed pool that describes where it was obtained; once the event has been collected, the Wonder Card text changes to indicate this.
Some Wonder Cards may also be sent to other players, enabling a player with a Wonder Card to gift a copy of it to other players that do not have it.
Collection
The gifts provided by the Wonder Cards can be received from specific non-player characters.
Starting in Pokémon:Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee!, gift Pokémon are automatically placed in the player's party, and gift items are automatically placed in the player's bag when the Wonder Card is downloaded. If the player's party is full, the gift Pokémon will instead be placed in the first available spot in the Player's PC Box.
Maximum amount per game
Prior to Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee!, Pokémon games can only store a limited number of Wonder Cards. If a player has too many Wonder Cards, they are unable to receive any new ones until they discard old ones. Discarded cards can never be retrieved and if a Wonder Card is deleted before the gift is received, the gift will be deleted as well. Collecting a gift does not cause a Wonder Card to be discarded, although it will be marked as used.
See also
